The MakerStudio offers 3D Scanning to accommodate a variety of needs.  Useful for high-resolution scans of small objects, 3D scanning can be used for product design, manufacturing, CGI, historical research, art and architecture, and in the medical field. After scanning an object, you can export an OBJ file and edit it in your preferred 3D modelling software, or you can export an STL for 3D printing. 

To learn more about 3D Scanning at the MakerStudio, check out our online training (recommended first) or schedule a consultation.

MakerStudio Scanning Options

Desktop Scanner 

Our Einscan SP desktop Scanner is capable of capturing smaller objects.

See an example of one of our scans here:

FOCUS Laser Scanner

The Faro S70 can be used to scan larger objects from the size of a vehicle to the size of a large building. 

You can see an example of a large scale project we undertook on this page: https://library.uncw.edu/digital_projects titled "Historical Preservation in 3D: Documenting the Past with Emerging Technologies"

Learn more or work with us on a project of your own

To use a 3D Scanner and understand full capabilities of our equipment, check out our online training (recommended first) or schedule a consultation.

*The MakerStudio prioritizes 3D Scanning for UNCW students, faculty, and staff.  Community patrons may inquire about 3D Scanning during Summer.